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"Id":"01",
"Name":"Concept of Economy Analysis",
"Text1":"Introduction",
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"Para1":"The most important step in fundamental analysis is evaluation of the general economy.Economy analysis give overall conditons about company & industries.",
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"Text2":"when economy expands most of the industries grow and make more profit.But when the economy contracts most of the industries suffer to make profit and grow their business.\n",
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"Para2":"according to above you need to invest during economy expansion and divest during economy contraction.\n",
"Text3":"The most important factors in Economy Analysis",
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"Text4":"Macroeconomic Factors\n",
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"Para4":"Market Indicators:\n\t\t1.Gross Domestic Product (GDP)\n\t\t2.Inflation rate\n\t\t3.unemployment rate\n\t\t4.interest rates\n\t\t5. consumer spending, and business investment.\n",
"Text5":"Government Policies:\n1.Monetary policy (set by central banks)\n2.fiscal policy (set by governments)\n",
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"Para5":"Microeconomic Factors\n",
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"Text6":"1.Supply and Demand\n2.Industry Analysis\n3.Consumer Behavior\n",
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"Para6":"Additional Factors\n",
"Text7":"Global Factors\n1.International trade\n2.foreign direct investment\n3.global events\n",
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"Para7":"Political Stability\n\n"
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"Id":"02",
"Name":"Gross Domestic Product(GDP)",
"Text1":"Introduction",
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"Para1":"GDP stands for Gross Domestic Product. It's basically a way to measure the total value of all the goods and services produced in a country over a specific time period, usually a year. Think of it as a giant scorecard for a country's economic activity.\n",
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"Text2":"why GDP is important in fundamental analysis?\n",
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"Para2":"Economic Health:",
"Text3":"A rising GDP indicates a growing economy, which is generally positive for businesses and investors. A falling GDP, on the other hand, could signal a recession, which can lead to lower profits and stock prices.\n",
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"Para3":"Investment Decisions:\nInvestors use GDP growth to assess the overall health of a country's economy before making investment decisions. A strong GDP suggests a more stable environment for businesses to operate in, potentially leading to better returns.",
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"Text4":"Comparison Tool:",
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"Para4":"GDP allows you to compare the size and growth rates of different economies. This can be helpful for investors looking to diversify their portfolios across different countries.\n",
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"Para5":"In FY 2022-2023 India's economy grew at 7% which is lower than 9.7% In FY 2021-2022.One year time period is not help to predict future growth of GDP.So always analyse longer time period.\n",
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"Text6":"Concolusion",
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"Para6":"It's important to remember that GDP isn't a perfect picture. It doesn't take into account things like income inequality or environmental quality. But overall, it's a key metric used in fundamental analysis to assess the economic climate and make informed investment decisions.",
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"Id":"03",
"Name":"Inflation",
"Text1":"Introduction",
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"Para1":"Inflation refers to the gradual increase in the price of goods and services over time.Inflation makes things cost more over time, affecting everything from your wallet to the overall economy.\n",
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"Text2":"There are two main methods for calculating inflation:",
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"Para2":"1.Wholesale Price Index (WPI)\n2.Consumer Price Index (CPI)\n\nThe CPI method is a more comprehensive way to measure inflation because it considers the prices of a wide range of goods and services.\n",
"Text3":"Inflation affects many parts of our lives:",
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"Para3":"Cost of living:-\nIt becomes more expensive to buy the things we need every day, like groceries and gas.",
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"Text4":"Borrowing money:-\nInterest rates might go up, so it costs more to borrow money for things like buying a house or starting a business.\n",
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"Para4":"Cost of doing business:-\nCompanies might need to raise prices to keep up with their own increased costs, which can affect their profits and the prices they charge customers.\n",
"Text5":"Corporate & government bonds:-\nThe interest rates on bonds might change, affecting the returns for investors.\n",
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"Para5":"Interest rates:-\nCentral banks often raise interest rates to combat inflation. While this can slow down inflation, it can also make borrowing more expensive for businesses and consumers, further impacting spending and economic activity.\n",
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"Text6":"Inflation impacts the entire economy by changing how much things cost, how businesses operate, and how people manage their money.\n",
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"Para6":"However, it's not all bad news. Some companies, especially those that sell things people need no matter the cost (like groceries or utilities), can actually benefit from inflation because they can raise their prices too.\n",
"Text7":"Overall, inflation can make the stock market more volatile. The key is to understand how inflation might affect the companies you're interested in and to choose your investments wisely.\n",
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"Id":"04",
"Name":"Unemployement Rate",
"Text1":"Introduction",
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"Para1":"The unemployment rate is a key indicator of economic health. It reflects the percentage of people in the labor force who are actively looking for work but don't have a job.\n",
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"Text2":"Impact on the Economy:",
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"Para2":"Economic Activity:-\nUnemployment and economic activity are intertwined. During economic booms, businesses tend to hire more, lowering the unemployment rate. Conversely, during recessions or slowdowns, businesses may lay off workers, causing the unemployment rate to rise.",
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"Para3":"Consumer Spending:-\nWhen people are unemployed, they have less disposable income. This can lead to decreased consumer spending, impacting businesses and overall economic output.",
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"Text4":"Inflation:-\nThere's a complex relationship between unemployment and inflation. A low unemployment rate can sometimes lead to wage increases, which could push businesses to raise prices (inflation) to offset labor costs. On the other hand, during recessions, high unemployment and low demand for goods and services can keep inflation down.",
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"Text5":"Government Spending:-\nHigh unemployment can strain government resources as more people rely on social safety nets like unemployment benefits.",
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"Text6":"The unemployment rate is a critical metric that reflects the health of the labor market and the broader economy. It's a balancing act for policymakers to manage unemployment and inflation to foster a stable and growing economy.",
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"Id":"05",
"Name":"Interest Rate",
"Text1":"Introduction",
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"Para1":"Interest rate refers to the cost of borrowing money or the return on lending money. It's the percentage that a lender charges a borrower for their money & a lender earns on their investment when they lend out money.\n",
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"Text2":"Think of it like renting a House:",
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"Para2":"Low interest rate (cheap rental):-\nMore people are likely to rent houses, leading to a houses rental developer (growing economy). Businesses may borrow to expand, and people may buy cement, steel, furniture etc. which boosts the economy.",
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"Para3":"High interest rate (expensive rental):-\nFewer people rent houses, and the developer might have fewer customers (slower economy). Borrowing becomes less attractive, so businesses invest less and consumers spend less.",
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"Para4":"This is a simplified view, but it captures the main idea. Interest rates are a tool used by central banks to influence the economy. By raising or lowering rates, they can try to control inflation and economic growth.",
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"Para5":"In Simple Words",
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"Text6":"Low interest rates: Encourage borrowing and spending, which can boost the economy but also lead to inflation (rising prices).",
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"Para6":"High interest rates: Discourage borrowing and spending, which can slow the economy but help control inflation.",
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"Id":"06",
"Name":"Interest Rate",
"Text1":"Introduction",
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"Para1":"Consumer spending and business investment are directly propotional to each other.If consumer deemand is very high for a particular goods, businesses invest more in expanding their business to fullfil the demands of the consumer and This also helps to grow economy.\n",
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"Text2":"Consumer spending and business investment are two major engines that drive the economy forward:",
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"Para2":"Consumer Spending:-\nConsumer spending is like people buying food and drinks. The more people spend, the more businesses earn, and the more they can produce.",
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"Para3":"Business investment:-\nBusinesses invest in things like new machinery, buildings, or hiring more staff. This allows them to produce more food and drinks (or new products and services) for the fullfil of the demand.",
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"Text5":"Working Together",
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"Para5":"These two forces work together to create a healthy economy. Strong consumer spending creates demand for goods and services, which incentivizes businesses to invest. In turn, those investments lead to a wider variety of products, more jobs, and potentially higher wages, which allows consumers to spend even more. It's a powerful cycle!",
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